I am not PgAdmin4 support, but you can:1. Open/select the database in
PgAdmin42. In the top menu, Click Tools, Query Tool
3. Click the left most icon in Query Tool and drill down to find the .sql
fileyou want. 4. Click Select5. To run, Click the lightning icon (to the right
of "No Limit".
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On Thursday, January 4, 2018, 11:45:25 AM EST, velvetpixel
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Postgres and pgAdmin newbie.
I have a new empty postgres database on my server. I can see it in pgAdmin
4.
I have a .sql file I would like to import to populate that DB with tables
and data.
I see no way to do that in pgAdmin 4
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